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WhitePaper says that the project team will evaluate the property with the involvement of local specialists, depending on which region of the world it is working in. All this, as I understand it, still somehow applies to individual houses and other small real estate. But how to deal with hotels? They are also listed in the White Paper as investment objectives.

In fact, in the case of hotels, work is done in a similar way. The evaluation criteria are slightly different. Globally they are the same - in terms of geopolitics and climate interests. There is no cardinal difference!

Is it? Still, the hotel and a separate house can be very different even at a cost!

Certainly! But the assessment is in terms of the prospects for using the return on financial investments in performance indicators. They, in principle, are similar. In addition, there are specialists in the market for such commercial real estate in different regions of the world, so Crowdvilla should not have any big problems.

What else can you expect in this case?

Crowdvilla is actively developing its community. People are the main asset. Now thousands of such participants are scattered all over the world and can, without embellishment, be considered partners of the project. All of them are in certain places and can date the objects. This is an endless source of information!

I agree. And will all members of the community be able to vote on the objects

We will have surveys from the community to understand what is the preference of the community.